[Ansteorra] Gulf Wars and Children

[Lady Simone ui' Dunlaingh]

I had my niece Arianna at war and she loved it. when packing to go home she
threatened never to speak to me again  you know how 11 year olds are. when I
explained to her that we all had to go home but she would get to see many of
her new friends at Elfsea spring fair she became more here cheery self and
more helpful at getting things packed.

She had a blast and when I dropped her off with her dad Sunday night she
promised to do real good in school so she could go again next year. I'm very
sure my sister will like that.

It was great hearing my niece talk about war it gives me a different
perspective on how to look at it.

Lady Simone Maurian ui' Dunlaingh
simone at elfsea.net

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mahee" <mahee_of_acre at yahoo.com>
To: "ansteorra" <ansteorra at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 1:59 PM
Subject: [Ansteorra] Gulf Wars and Children


> How did Gulf Wars go some have asked. Many have given their feelings
> and give the results of how it went. But I want to give the feelings of
> a three year old as we began to break camp on Saturday, "No pack, No
> pack," she cried and screamed until red in the face. She loved it and
> wanted to stay.
>
> In the area of the Coastal camp we had LOTS of children there were only
> 20+ children. And I am only counting the ones who came through my
> camp<g>
>
> They all seemed to have a really good time. It can be very hard to have
> your children at war, but it can be done and still have lots of fun.
>
> your servant,
> mahee
>
> ps. war is the only time my 3 year old has ever asked to go to bed when
> night came<g> she was exhausted.
>
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